Sentence examples for drive to combat from inspiring English sources
Xi's current drive to combat corruption strikingly resembles Bo's initiatives in Chongqing to root out organised crime.
All but one of Luton's mosques are involved in a drive to combat radicalism, he says, and should a new Abdulwahab appear, the police will be told.
By giving people the incentive to collect rather than throw away plastic, the technology could be a game changer in the drive to combat pollution.
Tony Blair joined Mr Blunkett at the Purple Bar in his Sheffield constituency to launch a new drive to combat underage drinking.
What was previously conceived as a secret plan to disrupt the activities of "subversives" was, more than a decade ago, reinvented under the leadership of the Association of Chief Police Officers as part of a new drive to combat "domestic extremists".
As part of a drive to combat global warming the European Commission has been preparing to propose legislation that restricts CO2 emissions from cars to an average of 120 grams per kilometer by 2012.
Those efforts, combined with national drives to combat obesity, are a step in the right direction.
Indeed, the well-recognized potential for gene drives to combat vector-borne diseases such as malaria and dengue virtually ensures that this strategy will eventually be attempted in mosquitoes.
Pro-union party leaders insist they are biding their time but in private admit something crucial: they still have no coherent or agreed campaign to combat Salmond's methodical drive to independence.
While young people are the most vulnerable, they have enormous drive and enthusiasm to combat this disease.
In a video recorded for the BBC, Michael Haines called on those who had been horrified by his brother's brutal killing to honour his memory by responding with the same humanitarian instinct that drove his work to combat extremism in Britain.
